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Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

When Mr.. Henry Seybert, of Philadel-
phia, died, he bequeathed TO the University
of Philadelphia the sum of $50, eco in cash,
10 be used in founding chair of philoso-
ply with the stipulation that the University
should appoint committee of unpreju-
diced persons to investigate and report up
on modern spiritualism The Univer-
sity accepted the terms of the bequest and
appointed committee TO investigate, in
Guiding the professors of anatomy, chem
istry, moral ard intellectual philosophy
and several others. They have made their
report, after the most careful examination
and study and say that in their opinion
spiritualism is nothing mere than deep
ton and legerdemain.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Bank Examiner Stergis, of Chicago, is
of the opinion that the banks of the great
city on the lake are all right. This is,
perhaps, owing to the fact that the Chi
cago crowd were on the "bear" side in the
recent wheat corner" There is strong
probability that nearly one million dollars
left by depositors in the Fidelity bank of
Cincinnati has found its way to Chicago.
If the bulls" had succeeded in their
schemes, depositors in some of the Chicago
banks would, perhaps, be making earnest
inquiries for the cashiers of those institu-
tions.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Trust the wideeyed American to take
care of himself wherever his lot may be
cast He CHANGED TO be taking an airing
in London when the queens jubilee came
along, and knocked $4,000 clear money
out of it in day by subletting building
which he had rented on the lire of the
rOcession-Leavenworl Times.
Yes, and there is another wideeyed
American in England with the cognomen
of Bill who is taking care of himself, por
1raying wild west life TO the English youth
and assuring, during the coming year. 8
large immigration TO this country of that
class well loaded with weapons, necessary
In Indian warfare.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Beatrice offers forty acres of land and
fifty thousand dollars, already subscribed,
and ia students for the Lutheran college.
This is but another illustration of the push
and progress of Kansas towns, showing the
enterprise of her citizens.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

New York has not forgot the man "who
regretted he had but one life TO give his
country" and will erect a statue to his
memory. The Swedes also will erect a
monument in Lincoln Park, Chicago, to
their countryman-the famous botanist,
IinnaeuS
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

The statistics of Kansas mills and mill
ing show a capital of $4,000 invested in
that direction. There are between four
and five hundred Touring mills in the state.
OF these the number using steam power is
sixty nine; wind power; steam and water,
81: steam and wind, g.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Last Friday was commencement day al
Harvard. Harvard's Oldest living gradu
ate, DR.. William r. Sever, of Plymouth,
was ninety-six years old Monday last
Princeton is now to become a university,
offering to be an important rival of both
Harvard and Yale
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28
To the Editor of the Eagle:

To the Editor Of the Eagle:
Why not Grover Cleveland send ex-
Governor John P. St. John rebel flag
with his compliments for what he helped
to do with his little Ratchet to help restore
the rebel flags? Would he burn it in
effigy? OLD SOLDIER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

1t is reported that the tusks Of $4,000
elephants year are taken to supply the
worlds piano keys, billiard balls and knife
handles. 1t is problem whether it is the
elephants or the human race that is to be
Y,itiad
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

1t is said that between $1,000 and $4,000
per month is sent to Kansas City from In
dependence for beer and whisky. Eighty
kegs of beer were unloaded in that place
in one day last week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Walt Whitman quietly celebrated his
sixty-ninth birthday at Camden, n. j.,
last Tuesday. 1t is said a Bostonian is
trying to raise money to build a summer
cottage for the venerable poet
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

John A. Martin soon made clean sweep
Of the Democrats left in office at the close
of Governor Clicks administration: but In
the federal building In this city some Of
the most important offices remain filed
with Republicans over two years after the
Inauguration Of President Cleveland
Topeka Democrat
Clevelands experiment In appointing
Democrats to positions in the mail service
in this country ought TO satisfy him by this
time that there is nothing gained by ap.
pointing Democrats to office. If he makes
. few more appointments people who have
important letters to transmit will prefer
sending them by express.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Hutchinson has fifteen hundred and four
teen school children, an increase of some
eight hundred in the past year.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

During the last eighteen months one
hundred and eight natural gas companies
have been organized in Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Colonel Murdoch declares we have been
helping him swallow political monkeys
for thirty years. This We regard as a
doubtful compliment. If after thirty
years practice IN feats Of deglutition the
colonel cannot swallow little commission
medicine without growing black in the
face, it does not speak well for our powers
of assistance. We have given him excel
lent advice as to how to take the dose, and
if the directions are faithfully followed, it
really seems to US it ought to go down.
Roll it in little sugar, colonel, and try it
again. 1t will do you good, remember
that-Emporia Republican.
You no doubt find that supporting party
dudes and swallowing political monkeys
gustatory delectatum as you stand around
prescribing obnoxious doses for others. But
wait governor, until the contrast afforded
by little gramminy of the disgusting
bolus comes as your own medicine, then
let US hear from your sugar coating works.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

and the weekly pay roll of her laborers
amou nting to $4,000 every seven days,
asks, where are the homes of your wealthy
men? If Joplin is SO prosperous. why dc
they not show their faith in the city and
build homes?
Possibly there will be three new 2 story
buildings on Main street this season-there
may be some houses being built, but
heard of none
Joplin is like an old tabby cat asleep
the kittens take all the cake. Will she
wake up?
A card above the electric bell in my
room says: 81 push, drinking water;
dush, porter; push, hot water; push,
whiskey. Truly this amt Kansas-Fl
take water. Z. ID. NJ.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28
REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEES

Ameeting of the sedgwick county Republican
Central Committee. VIII be held In the district COURT
room in Wichita en- Saturday. July 9, 1887. at
O'Clock p. N. Business Of importance Will come be-
fore the committee. therefore every member s es-
pecialIy reauestt to attend the meeting.
H. L. TAYLOR, Chairman.
". l. McBEE, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28

Wichita City Which Doubles its Pop
ulatiOn in1WO Years.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-28
To clean them up,
WE OFFER THIS WEEK.

Bateste Lawns in all the latest patterns
usually selling for 15c and 1Sc for 10c
Full Savoy checks always SOLD for 16c now
your choice for 1Oc.
Large Of Bombay Krnke Seersuckers the best goods
sold 20 and for IL 12c.
pieces Cream Aba1os Hair lined usual price CSC now
SOC.
Fine Null heavily embroidered ends each every
worth SOC, for lee.
determined to clean line Of Cream fancy
white fancy checks the prett1eSt line or gOOcs
in the CITY, making cool and must now
Of their value Ask the advertised
this week you wish to purchase bargains unprece
dented.
Remember these goods to be slaughtered So.
pieces all Cream IS inch FOuncng to
sold SOC the dollar.
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Cinderella Gdbmb Gtore.
gde Of.5onffoaftraBe unb Nuenue G.
panitt ganifl ganit!


panif! Yanitl panif!
sa- lniere Toeben I'M Often anses -6sa
fauften Borrdthe ON @6uben uub
5tiefeln mtiffen III IA Sogen
perfauft tperben, un6 lei
nea- es unterm Goitenpreis! st
6olgenoe Beiipiele bienen als Bemeis
unferer beifpielos niebrigen preife:
II Detfhisbene Arteil niebriger berrell,
idube 3n 40(En-grosp reis $l.75)
0ambgsndbte Dtrrenf1ube ,@ongreb4
au $2.75 0onit iibli9er preis $4).
@rtrafeine b~aEbgendbte 6errnl9nbe 3u
$3.50 (onberspo au Sc SO b%erfauft.)
Rnabeni6ube II. 2n6pfffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $3.50.
ggtrafeine 2n6pffiiefel ftr Rnaben 81
(Werth $2.75).
Danen- pantofeln Nr. So gu nui
rs @ts. bas paar (Wertb ID.
Seine Mdb1enfhube DDn Glaces2ebei
gu MUIR IS @ents (Wertb ~.
2inberf9ube gu 40, 50 unb 60 Gents.
bic anbersmD 80, IS @ents unb 81
fofen.
Babp G9ube beri9iebener art, Don
Is Gents au.
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@m. SbRtma u sptu.

uniere 9auptnabrung lift unb bleibt
bag Jleii6, uHb INN iol9es frii1 uno
gut gu e%rlansen, fan1t man unm6glih
einen Suberldiigeren Marft finben, ais
ben BON Wm. D6fiing & 5obn, So.
511 Nbe. s. 9ie 9erre1 baben benz
@ef6mad ibrer aunben &e@nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtablifement cine
talte 2uftmaf6ine etri9tet, melbe alen
Nnforoerungsu fir grbaItune unb @nts
fernuna i9dbli9er Sn9rebiensen beg
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben behdn-
big in ibren 0iebb6fen eineH groBen
gorratb bon Waitbieh, aus ueldem
1ur bas Bette fir lire 9unben 9eDdblt
tptrb. Wer reef bebtentsfeiu nil, Der
befu9e ben Martt, SO. 511
WDenue 6. 1.10t1i
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Das @e3dbdft bliiht!

germatbli4 bat sidts Elm fOI&es aufbIiben
Des apoibefer . @eiddftes bon u. Dreie
beruriadt, ais bic lib,rale austbeiIuns bon
ProbsHafdsn bon rDr. Rings n~euerfunbenem
WittsI ssssn SdpinbfudtA. Der in bieltm
slriifsI erreIte iimfab 10 pabrbaft enOrm, elm
Beipeis bon Der 3botiade, baB bisles perib.
bolle wfiitel ale Sale bon Sufsu, GrfdIiuns,
aabrnn, BronGiiis, 1rdune unb ale srtsn bon
4als. unb 9unssnIeiben faer eurirt unb ME
fsbIfdldat. Bran berlade has Nittsl stii, ia.
btip man fi6 cine YrobsFafde sratis ssben
Iast. Die sroSsn GIafden fofen 81. Der
GrfOIs iuirb g%arantirt.
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8olton, Der Mnftipnatnr, an ber
9oufonftrabensB Bride, bat einen f@6n
0Rortirten Wprratb BON M6bsln =
Waareu erffer 3loGe-au raiionabIen
preilem. Sthble, Betteh nit Spring.
febers Matraben, Qor3elan.. @lass unb
MeHsrf6mieb Maaren unb fat Mlea
Mn6ere, mas Sbr sur eomfortablen Nna.
ftattuns Cures 6auies n6tbig babt. 81
ma9t fi9 elm 8ersntigen baraus. feline
Waarel gu aeiseu unb preiie an3ugebeu
Seben g sam a q. gormittags 10
lbr finbet In feinem Store elm Nuts
tipnsbertau fat. 7,2,1im
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California @eine.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm grobes So,
ger Don feinrn gaIifornia @einen bel
Delrn s. 3. Wener ON Mlainr
Ylasa. 0err Wsener fuht bic Meine
an Ort uno STEELE aus uib fanft oirefi
aus Dem &elIer Der Wein3l9ter. ais
gutem Genner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
befen So,ten aus3uwdblen. St fam
feline 2unbeu uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten 3ropfen berfeben. Rotbs unb
WeiBpeine in bor3isli9er Qualiidi
BON febt ab $1.00 per @allone -frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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6. &. mauer.

2O5 NET Com merceftra c.
bdlt Elm srOBes unb iebr sewdbltes 60
ger con Sapeteu, &oulean1.
BiIberrabmen unb 8eien II.
unb ferner nebeu 3ei9nensM aterialier
aller Art, Sarben unb Mntrei'
der Materialien, beionbers
Dammers fertig gemifhts
G~arben, bic beien unb bili9ften In
Wartte, bic inter boiler @arantie Bet
fauft tperben. Sen ters uns 6 9.
gelgIas nnb anbere in bieies Sad
f9lasenbe artitel; tuorin 9err Miiael
oas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Mefen bes 5taa'
les bot. Auftrdge aus Dem 2an6e tper'
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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8rnd ! 8rud5! 8rad !

wirb nnfeblbar furirt nod Der Metbobs
Der DOttoren 8. $. Hnb s. Mtliams,
st. 9ouis, No. Deoer Nfefer nod
bppobermif9e Nabeln meroeu anse'
Dauot. 6ofortiee grlei6tsrung, unO
grinolihe 6eilung in furSer 3eit. Ntan
mirb nidt perbinbert feiner Arbeit ober
feinen @ei6dften ua@3ugeben. Mui
Wunfd mirb bic Seiluns sarantirt.
Ronfultation unentgeltli@. WdBige
prei1e. Spreht Dor Simmer go. a
iibsr BolH & @arg. 10,9,t tam
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9d1tpaebe W1ntter,

ipelde tire boue Mannesfrait unb glaiisitat
beS Settles pisber su ~erlangen ninfden, erbuIs
ten naentaeliIi1 austunff iber Elm neues
SeiIperfabreu. iptI6cs iid Bis. iett III
iebeim einselaen HaIe 9lau;enb herabrt tat.
8ebanblaua ebenfo einfad ME bilItg. .Seber
fem eisensr srSt. Bun nebp Nnpeiiuna snr
SeiInns gratis. Bran aereffre: NriDdte
GIinie s Dt&penfarD, Is g.. Ocus
ffsn Str., 9fsv Wore, ". y.
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R- 70. 9'Qftbini, Sc. 215 Mlamos
pIoSa, Mppthefer unb Gambler
in o alter Irt, Vateut,
Wseoi3imen. Ya,famereien, SDilette.
9rtiteIn &c. 8efonoere Mufmertfamfeit
tpirb ber Neceptar eei6enft. 4uf.
fridge bon auberbalb merben prompt
ousgeflbtt.
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Ole beatfde aaarmOr.a sersfatt

Die bemtfd5e @armursa8 erfitatt
BON a8. 80. Maann In Brenbaua If
bas grbbte berartige g~tablifement I'M
ganaen Staate. nit ben gr6Bten 8ors
rdtben in Wpnumeuten uni
GrabFeinen aus amerifanif1em
unb italienifdem Mdrmor. 6err Manr
iii aur Musfhbrung aIIer linn iiber.
trageuen urb in iein Sad i1lagenber
Arbeiten borbereitet. Nuftrdge BON aus,
mdrts finben prompte grle6igung. 2or.
responbens hber preife &C. erbeten.
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80. .. Omtteriioe & Co., 1876
on, 6outon.6 traBe, plumbers, gas,
unb steam . iGitters, balten fi6 BEN
Bublitum fiir dllein ibrJa@ i6lagenben
Nrbeiten %empfoblen unb Deripre6en
prDmpte Beiorsung aller Nuftrdge.
Gronleuhter, Sos. Giyturts. 8abeDau'
men, @IDfetss afg fets ans0anb.
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gsabR6tiate gtreideruna Der

8eabR9tigte Bsrei6erung Der
beuti9en S6riftfprade. Dem 4lges
meinen Deutf1en Spra6oerein, Der
neuli6 In Dresden cine 9auptberfamms
lung d5bielt, fnb BON Seiten BEG 8au.
meitsrs Gutenberg in Bremen 1000
Mlarf lber,pieieu poroen CUR Musld)rei'
bune elmer prsisaufsahe, ftr rueI9e Der
Borftanb bic G6fung Der Jrage ausges
tudblt bat: .Wie t6nnel bic Reinbeit
unb Der &si6tbum Der beuti6en Spra.
DE bur6 bic beuti6en Wunbarten ges
f0roert metoen2" Als Ginlieferungs.
fdluB,eit III gnbe 1888 feftgefeBt.
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= Ma9t Cure 8eftelunseu fir Sta.
9elbrabt. eIotten Srobt, giIenbled,
4upferble1 unb 26tbe bel piper &
S9ultbeb 249 Martet Str.
5part @eIb unb 3eit.
8arantie fur niebrigife Marftpreiie.
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2aBt Gu9 nidt tdui1en bnr9
niebere preiie fir 4rbeit, welde better
als irgenb cine in Seras seliefert tpifb,
fnnbern nerfHgt gu6 nod Gallo.
M ap's pbotosrapbiidem Mtelier, SO.
413 OfsDonfon.S traBe. wO @ud CUTE
lno 3ufrieoenheIen6e Mrbeit gu reellem
Yreile garantirt Dirb.
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8OIebO, Ohio, aueas gOuntp.

Grant 8. gbsnep beeibist, baB er Der
dlteEe Sbeilbaber Der 6irma s. $.
Cheney & 60. III, bic In Der Stabt Sos
Iebp, i'm borgenann!fm Stadtt uno
Gpanip ibr gei1Gft betreibt, unb baB
obige 6irmo bic 6umme bon ei Il .
bunbert Dollars ausjablth Sc
benz unb fiir ieben eiu5elnen SAL bon
a ia B Der burd "Halls Catarrh
Cure" ni9t sebeilt uerben tann.
Grant ). @benep.
Beldmoren Dor mir uno in meiner
@tgentpart unter5ei9net am 6. De-
cember 1856.
KS ". 80. @Ieaou II,
GEL OeHeatli9er Notar.
Qals @atarrb 0eilmitiei 1T inuerIid
arBuipeuben unb ipirft Direct auf bic
Shleimbdnte unb auf bas Btnt. Wfan
lafe lid DON uns 3eugnifie &c. suiens
ben, mas pOrtofrei gefdiebt.
s. S. @benep 6 Co.,
Splebo, ObiD.
s@r gu baben' in allen apotbeten.
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6erren, uno RnabensMns
aug Z, fdDer gerug far sGerbff unb
Winter 25-335% biligsr ais friiber,
um NIT benz 8orratb gu ratitner. pan.
coaf 6 Sobn.
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Ole . @ E.

Das tpar cine Wohe -fo reid al
M"airegungeH uab usberraidunaea,
ME mir felt LANCER 3eit, oienei@t felt
Sabren, feine erlebt babenl
SIN Chicago ~iiberfhr5ten fid bic gss
eignihe i'm tpabtfen Slime neg Wors
tss. Ser gombenfHnbi iii 4insgs 3els,
baum bsFen grotest-brdmatiider 5elbl,
morb, bic Hsgnabisuns bon @9ma5
uub Gieiben unb Die 0inri6tung ber
bier iibrigen aaar6ifen = bas Naes
foIete 10 51lag ouf S9lag. bab mat1
ben greisaifen faum au foIgeu Der.
mo9te. Die Srag6oie pom A. Mai
1886, beren 0anolung iid fiber Den
3eitraum DON fat 20 WionateM eftred.
te, unb tiber berer 5 9tte- Der 8oms
benpurf auf benz 6apmarfet, Der BRO,
aeB in Chicago, bic Mppeaation beim
Gtaats : Oberseridte in Oitapa, bic
Nppellotiou beim 8uftbes Obergerihte
In Mafbimgton uao bic 9iuri1tung i'm
@efdnsniKe III @opt @ountp. Sls.,-
fold cine unermeBli9e Gile aufammens
gerebet unb geidrieben wurbe, lit
nun aus ber 8Orbang 1T gefaQsn!
Wir fnb lid Der BON ben meifteu
arglo , am~eritaniften Blditern pertre.
tenen Aniiht, baB man nit ben bier
Nnar6iten am @algen au9 benz 4nnr,I
@ismus in ben Ser. 6taaten ben Ga
raus aenla6t babe. aber mir s!auben
bsnnD1, oaB bie 3ur traurigen Not9s
nenDigteit semDrbene 0oafredung hes
Sobts $ llrtbeils eine beil1ame gDtrs
tun9 babea tpirb, ndmli1 bic, ben @es
npiIen Der 6iugeri6teten flar 3u mas
MAIDEN, ooB in btefem 2anbe mo Die
b0diie seieBseberif@e unb ausabsnbe
Wa1t In ben 0dnoen bes BpIfes felbf
Iisgt-Gpuamit, @ift unb SoI1 niGt
bic 5eeignelen Wittel limb, um politif9e
MaD IOciaIe &eformeu burhaufabten,
iet5ff ipenn biefe &eformen an ii1
mande iebt beftsbeaoe 0drttn unb
unsers9tieteiten ausgleiden wirben.
Dieie G~,fennthiB, gu melGer bic Muars
difen leiber erft bnr9 oas marnenbe
8eiipieI etianert tperben muBte, bas
am IL. Nobsmber aufseftelt wurbe,
tpirb ban1 pisllet1t ba3u fiitren, baB
man tpieber NIT rnbiger 8eIpunenbeit.
nit grnff unb nit benz 8eftreben, bic
&sfOrm an fi6 5elbit 5u beginner, on
bic 46fuug iener fOeialen 6ragen bers
angebt, tuelde-tduf6eH mir uns ni9t
baruber l-innerbalb Der ndGfen Sabrs
! 3ehufe elmer Q6{uud hrinuenb be0iiIfens
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paneoaf & Spbn petfaufen
3elrenflsiber rs = 1870 biliger aIs If.
aenb elm Gaus in Der Stabt. Dies if
fein 0umbug. ueber3eust gu@!
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San9lineenG Mdnnern
mir5
&i1ere GetiMn9 ~0ar0nttrt.
I. Huth 4 Sohn.

Die f9redIiden 8Slssn Der snseu6iinnsR.
eefdledfsf6wd4e beruriadeub, pobur9 GeiR
unb f6rper ruinirt per6en, permanent 8e.
hetlf. perafIcpfen. Sdahtetuheit, Enamta.
abIuk gtbddtnibfdpdds, gsrluf Der enrr.
eie, sbneisung sssen @sfeHf9afts unS MeIan.
Dole arinbIi6 fnrirt. 8erbeiratbete M6uner,
ober foI9e, bic tH pertsiratben polien, bic in
Golae bon Snoiseietion In her SHaenb an De.
(dlsdts. unb Nerbenfdnade Ifibtn, rerben
arin6lid fntirt. Rtine MineraIitn eingege.
Sen. Surge Mdnner, bic ibre 8tit nit uniabi.
gen 9enten bcri9penbet unb ft4 babarb 1rani.
beitea bes Ropfes. Der Nafe, bts 9alfes, Der
eebsr, 2unsea gineemeibe unb bts Nasens
suaesoaen baben, lperoen f&neI furirt. 2abt
eu9 ni9t sar9 falf9es Sdamssfibt abbaIten,
inenyf
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Vile reue 6nrten In Often, bic
Dunlap eingei6lOieu, bel paneoaf &
Sohr.
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[. HUTH & SOHN,
bic alto utb bspdtrfe
Gifens Z 6Dl5Daaren<,
Tarbcns II. Gamsu,S ,anbInng,
296, 2ss nnb $50 Martt. etrafe,

. AuV y 0ttuptf
Gan Nntcnip ........ Teraa.
Saben erbaIteu:
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beitet perOen.
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tnatoren. Wul. o. Brsat BurHmaf6inen uub
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ilenten Samensidtetm nnb @drtnsrn empfsblrn.
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IA ben nieDrisfsn Bankruptcies fur "cash".
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-15

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Moden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-15

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WQnn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
MIR. Cleveland Advice 10 "a
HrtdpUrOOan.

Finally a blushing groom with his
bride came along He wore Ia ge
buttonniere in the buttoniole Of his
coat and she had whole flower gar
den at her corSa@c.
81 want to thank you for the com
mission YOU sent ne the other day
said the bride de.room.
Yes" said the President,
81 immedia ely followed your exam
pie and got marriel," continued the
new appoin'ec, "and this is my wife, "
he said, as he presented his blu,hing
and pretty bride.
CHATS right" said Cleveland,
smiling all over. ''Aow see that you
behave YOURSELF" he added, vi ing a
sort OF knowing look at the happy
couple. The two bluShed, and smiled,
and laughed, and both made another
grab at the Presidents hand and
shook it simultaneously, and then
passed on happy as turtle doves -
baltimore American.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-11
In The SUPERIOR Court

l. lNFTHE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES,
" State of California. No 5 % Order fix
ing time for hearing petition for dlstriD,,-
tion. In the matter OF the estate of Jean
Marie Perez. de, eased. The petition of Ro-
salie Perez as the executor of the last will
of Jean Perez, deceased, having been filed
in the arove entitled matter, asking for an
orr cr for the distribution OF the residue of
the said estate. IL is hereby ordered that all
persons interested in the estate of the said
Jean Mare Porez, deceased, be and appear
before Department Two. uf the Superior
Courr OF the county OF Los Angeles. 5 ate OF
California, at the court rooms thereof. in
he city of Los Angeles, county of
Los Angeles, state of California,
On the 18th day of December
1887, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, then and
there to show cause why an order for the dis
ribution of the residue uf the property of
the said estate should moi be made among
the PEI sons entitled thereto. according to
the provisions of the las will OF said de-
ceased and according to law. 1t is further
ordered that cory Of said o, der be pub
lished, ut least five days before the time
fixed Tor said hearing. i'll the .los Angeles
daily Herald, "a newspaper published in the
city of Los Angeles, in said county and
State. 1t Is hereby further ordered that he
former order of this court made the OH day
of November 1887, fixing the healing of said
petition for the 9Th da, of December ISS7,
at 1 o o'clock in the forenoon, be and is here
by set rs de and vacated.
d7-5t GARDNER Judge